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On 23-Jul-08 21:26, Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>>> Really? De facto? I mean, I know it was used by a few people, but I
>>> didn't think it had reached the level of "standard". (But obviously,
>>> I don't work in TV.)
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>> At that time no other machine came close to broadcast quality nor was
>> there hardware genlock support on another machine (at least for an
>> affordable prize), so anybody who did anything with TV used one. Just
>> as the Mac was the standard for DTP and (I think) the Atari for MIDI.
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> Heh. Well OK. Personally my Amiga was my introduction to MIDI. ;-)
Yes, but you are not a professional musician.
> As an aside: It's amazing how music suddenly sounds "professional" when
> played using a sequencer, so that by definition it has perfect timing.
See, that's what I mean, professionals never use perfect timing. ;)
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